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I found a picture of it lit up in the dark. Nice cool green meter display. All I can say is try to find one of these somewhere. I bet it wouldn't be easy. I think this radio will entertain me more then then the $81 I hope. Thanks Lucky "John S." wrote in message ups.com... Sure...I owned the later version, R300 with the SWL bandspread dial. They are double conversion on all but the lowest sw and all of the mw band. Double conversion doesn't help much with the images, which abound. Still, it is a fun radio to use and it looks like it should have tubes inside. The crystal marker allows accurate (by pre-digital standard) tuning. And it has two filters that actually work, although they are a bit sloppy for ssb work. After a few hours behind the dial, it does become a bit tedious and you realize just how far receivers have improved. It's younger digital siblings, the R600, R1000 and R2000 would be much easier to use and would perform much better. They will not "look" like a glow-in-the-dark radio however. If you are in the market, don't pay much over $100. |
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